Wallabies best 3-2-1 vs All Blacks in Hong Kong
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Hugh Jarse
Rocky Elsom (76)
Lindo, Here's me having a go at Bieber boys fairweather friends. You fess up to my fishing expedition about the hypocrats who were baying for blood in the build up and are now celebrating his status as a saviour, and then you don't give him any 3-2-1 points.
Anyway. Focusing on Bieber Boys points in the last 10 minutes. We have finishers in the team and we still had competent kickers on the oval. There are any number of Wobs who could have scored the try and kicked the goal. I'm not so sure what he did was so special.
Like many here, my broken record is to see him play at 12, 13 or 10.:banghead
PS. When us oldies all go to our destiny and the young'uns know no better, will they be talking about "corrupt MP3 files" instead of "broken records"? :-\
jason
Sydney Middleton (9)
So hard to split Pocock, JOC (James O'Connor) and Beale...
3 - Beale...can't remember the exact play but I remember him chasing a kick in the first half and absolutely skinning all the chasing All Blacks. Would love to see a clip of this if anyone can find it. Also, interesting to hear that Peter Harding says he's Rod Davies' equal in the pace stakes.
2 - JOC (James O'Connor)
1 - Bam
3 - Beale...can't remember the exact play but I remember him chasing a kick in the first half and absolutely skinning all the chasing All Blacks. Would love to see a clip of this if anyone can find it. Also, interesting to hear that Peter Harding says he's Rod Davies' equal in the pace stakes.
2 - JOC (James O'Connor)
1 - Bam
dobduff11
Trevor Allan (34)
Found this a while back:http://www.catholicweekly.com.au/ar...lassID=27&articleID=449&class=&subclass=Sport
"His sporting talents are not restricted to the rugby field.
He also represented St Joseph’s at the GPS track and field meet in September, winning the under-15 100 metres sprint and the under-16 100 metres hurdles and anchoring the college’s 4 x 100 metres relay team .
He won the hurdle event in 13.7 seconds and the 100 metres sprint in 11.6 seconds and ran the final leg of the relay, in which Joeys clocked 44.93 seconds. "
Kurtley is rapid not quite as fast as rod davies but probably third fastest in the squad after rod and lachie
"His sporting talents are not restricted to the rugby field.
He also represented St Joseph’s at the GPS track and field meet in September, winning the under-15 100 metres sprint and the under-16 100 metres hurdles and anchoring the college’s 4 x 100 metres relay team .
He won the hurdle event in 13.7 seconds and the 100 metres sprint in 11.6 seconds and ran the final leg of the relay, in which Joeys clocked 44.93 seconds. "
Kurtley is rapid not quite as fast as rod davies but probably third fastest in the squad after rod and lachie
Ruggo
Mark Ella (57)
Sharpe - Trucked the ball up all night and great breakdown work.
Chisholm - Saw fark all of him all night which means he is in tight in the engine room doing the grunt work.
AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) - Best game at 13 I have seen from him.
Beale would of got points but the missed tackle that lead to the second try cost him. It was a second grade attempt. Other than that, he was outstanding.
O' Connor - I sometimes think he is a cocky little bastard but that confidence served him well tonight.
Special mention to our back row. They all were awsome tonight.
Chisholm - Saw fark all of him all night which means he is in tight in the engine room doing the grunt work.
AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) - Best game at 13 I have seen from him.
Beale would of got points but the missed tackle that lead to the second try cost him. It was a second grade attempt. Other than that, he was outstanding.
O' Connor - I sometimes think he is a cocky little bastard but that confidence served him well tonight.
Special mention to our back row. They all were awsome tonight.
Q
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http://www.foxsports.com.au/rugby/w...t-the-all-blacks/story-e6frf55l-1225945590908
around 45 seconds in. It was JOC (James O'Connor) who kicked it.
However I think there were two instances when Beale chased a kick and outran all the ABs. This might not be the one you're looking for.
A bit hard, the long range kicker is on a hiding to nothing under that criteria. Long range goals are pure speculators
farva
Vay Wilson (31)
3. Beale
2. Pocock
1. JOC (James O'Connor)
I am starting to warm to JOC (James O'Connor) at wing. He has speed. He has the footwork, and he knows how to finish.
His positional play is a bit average granted, but that can be coached.
He is also very good at laying a tackle.
And he has bulked up a little since he ran on as a 17 year old for the Force.
2. Pocock
1. JOC (James O'Connor)
I am starting to warm to JOC (James O'Connor) at wing. He has speed. He has the footwork, and he knows how to finish.
His positional play is a bit average granted, but that can be coached.
He is also very good at laying a tackle.
And he has bulked up a little since he ran on as a 17 year old for the Force.
Ruggo
Mark Ella (57)
What are you on about? I made no mention of his goal kicking. I am talking about the missed tackle in the try where he miss the AB player as he had a half arsed shot at tackling him around the chest. Then Genia missed but the AB player was already over the line. As I said, other than that he had a great game.
U
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Ruggo, those sort of tackles are pretty bloody hard to make mainly because if Jane was gunning straight for the corner, Beale realizes he has to put in all his momentum Into taking him over the sideline, thank all Jane has to do is put in a sneaky side step and he's way off balance hence fairy chest grab. It's a crap position to be in, but I was more pissed that they got Into that position.
Aaaaaannyway
3. JOC (James O'Connor), after all kickers were failing he took it on his young shoulders and won it under intense pressure.
2.pockock. Words will never do.
1. Beale. So bloody dangerous, that pass he gave to Mitchell for the try would have been so bloody hard. Any person would have thrown the pass early and Mitchell would have been tackled, or held onto it for to long and been tackled themselves. And like a pro he read it unbelievably.
WIN.
Aaaaaannyway
3. JOC (James O'Connor), after all kickers were failing he took it on his young shoulders and won it under intense pressure.
2.pockock. Words will never do.
1. Beale. So bloody dangerous, that pass he gave to Mitchell for the try would have been so bloody hard. Any person would have thrown the pass early and Mitchell would have been tackled, or held onto it for to long and been tackled themselves. And like a pro he read it unbelievably.
WIN.
Sorry mate my sunday morning comprehension skills appear to be a tad low :tard
qwerty51
Stirling Mortlock (74)
You blame Beale for missing that tackle? Obviously never been in that position, it's near impossible to stop someone from there
Brumbies Guy
John Solomon (38)
I don't think any player on the field makes that tackle, not much you can do in that situation. You go full pace to stop him in the corner and he steps in, or you anticipate the step in and he paces over in the corner.
Jnor
Peter Fenwicke (45)
Something not right there HJ, no offence to dodbuff tho.
As for the 3,2,1 I'm gonna copy everyone else and go:
3. Bam the Man Pocock
2. Gilbert
1. Baby Baby Baby Baby Ooooh O'Connor
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